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Each year, Mrs Prindables offers a $1,000 scholarship to help future educators fund their undergraduate education. In order to apply, you simply must submit an essay of around 500 characters in which you detail what you believe you have to offer the students of the future. 

Worth up to $1,500, this scholarship is intended to support Mendocino County high school seniors who have plans to study education. To be eligible, students must reside anywhere in the county, have a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and be passionate about pursuing a career in education.

Any first-generation high school or undergraduate student who is an underrepresented minority pursuing a career as a teacher or educator may apply for this scholarship opportunity.

Any high school senior who plans to pursue a career in education with a focus on science or math may apply for this scholarship opportunity.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Marie Humphries by supporting students who are pursuing their education in order to become teachers.

Any high school senior or undergraduate student who is studying education or teaching may apply for this scholarship.

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Do you need to earn community service hours? Become a teen volunteer at the library and help library staff and the library at large while earning your hours. 

Do you love to read? Get service hours for writing book reviews! Find more information about Book Reviews in the tab below.

Are you great with kids? Looking for a long-term service opportunity? Volunteers ages 16 and over are welcome to complete an 8-hour training to become a formal Orton-Gillingham reading tutor and be assigned to a specific struggling reader in grades 1 - 4 for weekly 1 hour tutoring sessions at any SBPL Library. 

Tutoring is a fantastic job for anyone pursuing a career in education because it helps build foundational skills in teaching, communication, and problem-solving. As a tutor, you work directly with students to explain concepts, reinforce learning, and tailor lessons to individual needs. This experience allows you to practice breaking down complex ideas in a simple, accessible way—an essential skill for any educator.

Tutoring is a fantastic job for anyone pursuing a career in education because it helps build foundational skills in teaching, communication, and problem-solving. As a tutor, you work directly with students to explain concepts, reinforce learning, and tailor lessons to individual needs. This experience allows you to practice breaking down complex ideas in a simple, accessible way—an essential skill for any educator.

Tutoring is a fantastic job for anyone pursuing a career in education because it helps build foundational skills in teaching, communication, and problem-solving. As a tutor, you work directly with students to explain concepts, reinforce learning, and tailor lessons to individual needs. This experience allows you to practice breaking down complex ideas in a simple, accessible way—an essential skill for any educator.

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Any underrepresented minority high school, undergraduate, or graduate student who is pursuing teaching may apply for this scholarship, but single mothers and first-generation college students are preferred. 

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Joseph C. Lowe by supporting students who share his love of history and community improvement. 

Any high school senior or undergraduate student who has volunteering experience and is majoring in history may apply for this scholarship.

Pathways2Teaching® is a unique Grow Your Own program creatively designed for high school students to earn college credit while exploring teaching and related careers through a social justice and equity lens. With programs in urban, suburban, and rural communities across the country, we seek to cultivate a new generation of community responsive educators who see teaching as a way to disrupt inequities in the education system.

Give yourself a competitive edge and take advantage of all the opportunities that Educators Rising student membership has to offer. As an Active-level member of Educators Rising, you have access to all kinds of opportunities. Members are able to participate in competitive events, meet their peers at the Educators Rising National Conference, and take student leadership roles. Members can showcase their teaching skills by earning micro-credentials, and discover scholarships available to them to assist on their way to becoming great teachers. (15 dollar membership fee)